inRESONANCE is committed to supporting non-profit efforts and sharing resources. We are proud to be a part of GlobalGiving. We invite you to join us in supporting any of the 450 grassroots, community-based social and environmental projects around the world that are listed here. Below are a few projects that inspire us.

Send Ugandan Children Orphaned by AIDS to School Uganda, Education , Buy Gifts for Good The Nyaka School will alleviate poverty by providing free primary education and extracurricular activities to children who have been orphaned due to HIV/AIDS in rural villages of Uganda. read updates from the field

Provide computers for high-risk children in India India, Education We teach children of women trafficked for sex computer skills through our institutes and find them jobs through partner organizations to prevent them from also being trafficked and contracting AIDS. read updates from the field

Noon Meal Improves Girls' Learning in Burkina Faso Burkina Faso, Education The project supports the education of village girls whose parents are too poor to educate them. There is a need to provide a noon meal for girls who walk 6 kilometers to and from school. read updates from the field

Deconstruction New Orleans: From Waste to Wealth United States, Economic Development Deconstruction, the systematic dismantling of a structure in order to maximize the yield of reusable building materials, is a socially responsible and viable alternative to demolition in New Orleans. read updates from the field

Building a Library Collection at The SEED School United States, Education The SEED School, a college prep boarding school for 320 urban children, seeks to develop its library collection. The earlier students embrace reading, the more likely they are to succeed in school. read updates from the field

Technology Access for Mayan Women in Guatemala Guatemala, Women and Girls This project is creating community technology centers operated by and for Mayan women's groups in the Quiché region for inclusion, empowerment, learning, communication, and economic development.